UCLA faculty leaders on Thursday narrowly approved a controversial plan to wean the campus’ signature MBA program off state funding and have it survive on tuition and donations. The move was ...

The 720 students in UCLA’s full-time MBA program are getting a break from big tuition hikes for next year, along with most students across the UC system. After much discussion, MBA tuition at ...

University of California, Los Angeles faculty leaders voted to support the Anderson School of Management‘s proposal to forgo state funding for its flagship MBA program in a tight vote yesterday ...

UCLA's MBA Program Wants To Give Up State Funds The proposal would make the Anderson School of Management more autonomous and financially independent of the University of California system. But ...

The Anderson School, UCLA’s business school, became self-funding last year. For many years, the premier professional schools within the University of California system complained that the sta… ...

The MBA program at UCLA Anderson School of Management includes full-time and part-time programs and an executive MBA. For 2023, the full-time Anderson MBA program was ranked 19th by U.S. News ...

After two years of debate, an effort by the UCLA Anderson School of Management to forgo state funding for its full-time MBA program and become financially self-supporting has hit a huge roadblock.

A SMALL chunk of the University of California is set to break slightly away today and become “self-supporting,” as the state system begins a closely watched experiment that could be repeated.

“When I met Pepsi CEO Indra Nooyi, she said, ‘You’re a Marine on active duty in San Diego, you go to an Executive MBA program in Los Angeles and you have a family in Murrieta, Calif. How do you do ...